”prawn. trustee.vs.Acton. The
__emautauaate give the bond as
ordered. audamotionhuboen made
neflrjuduntentagainatllr. Austin. "
Ir. Byxbee’a Trip Around the World.
, IlajchhaodoreByrhae. of list-idea.
1/, museum Norwalk. hasreturn-
’2 . edireniatrlp around the world. no
_tattuor1oon early in October accom
. polled by Clarence P Bradley. In
I. Japan Mr. Byxbes investigated the
‘eturyabout the Japanese making bicy-
" eloa entail could be retailed in this
1 ,1 country for 819: but was told by the
Japanese that the first they heard of it
was when they read ot'it in the papers
from the United States. There are no
bicycle factories there. and the, white
residents generally ride American
wheels. Tilers are only a tow Japanese
31 ridm. .
OfiicialOrder-s to the c. N. G.
' . General orders No. 15, adjutaut gon-
' eral's orders, announces:
-BrixadierGenrral Russell Font. norm
3 rounding the brigade. Connecticut Na-
tional Guard. is hereby ordered to as-
warble his command. with the troop-
tion of the naval battalion. at the state
milituy rendezvous. Niantic, Conn . on
Monday. August 16, 1697, at 10 o'clock
a. 111.. tor six days’ camp duty. This
tour of duty will be ordered in working
uniform. The full dress unilorm tobe
left at home station. The routine must
include instructions in outpost duty, and
reconnaissance in force. No ammuni-
tion will be used in these drills. ,
This tour of duty for the brigade sig-
nal corpewill include. for at least two
days. the maintenance (I signal eta.
tions on Fisher’s island, and such other
points in the "line of defence" of the
coast bl this state as may suggest
themselves to the brigadier general com
mending.
Prize Bicycle Parade.
‘ , The second annual prize bicycle por-
L ado ofThe Evening Post and Morning
Telegram will take place in Bridgeport
, at 10 o'clock Monday morning. July 5
Mayor Thomas P. Taylor will act as
grand marshal and he will be assisted by
a commanding corps of mamhals and
sides. The parade will be led by a pla-
toon of bicycle police and The Post and
Telegram Drum Corps on bicycles.
There will be a grand review and noun.
termarch at Seaside Park. with music by
the Wheeler & Wilson hand. There
will alsoheaband concert and re view
91> “at Washington Park. There will be dil
, visions for military companies, wheel
clubs, wheelwomen. decorated whet-ls,
' grotesque and fancy displays. school
children. mauulacturers' t'xhlbitrl, ulc
, A very attractive prize list has been pro.
: The Weekly Summary.
The summary of The Uorumcrclal
Record for the current Week makes the
{allowing showing:
‘ Real estate salea~New Ham-n and
WeatHaven.25;Bartlord. 20 13.16....
port. ‘32: Waterbury, :2 Mei-111111,;
lilewBrltain.It;atiadleu1wu. l-l; Not
, viola. inflow London, 3; Dunbar-y, a.
"1 Roswell. o
, Real estate Inorig.1goa—~Nuw llama
and West Haven. “tum Hartford,
“0.;730 Bridgeport. wt lull Waterbury.
WfibhmfidouJHJlm. h‘ow Britain.
use“ Mlddtotowa. 15,1011; Norwich,
07,600; New Medan. ti at»); Daubury.
“,m. NUTWQJB, Old-100
Will bump Out at Gulf Pasture.
Avpat't'yoi liethel yoann men in arv
renting for a Witch's camping out at
Gal! Pasture launch. near heath Hora a'k.
G. A Buhbml who has charge of the
at that intact). in quite Well huewu
limit. and has many llethel visitors to
outer-lain during, the summer The
bay-mu take along a tent with them
“the centenary articles tor house
:m. Thumrill'leayo tor there next
I. "‘My.:~blthhhry New
MM» .mmnm
Int-led at the Town 7am
who remains at the than who was kill
'35 it Weather-t. Saturday niaht. and
War to W. where he died at
Mi! Mi hospital. not having berm
whittled or claimed. was buried at the
tea-stem. y afternoon. hover.
at m View ills remains, but were
Whmathyt’bse. wwtueatly the
W took plat».
The lira-trail; friends at Herman loo-
swabs thawed known hereto riderol
[Minuteman modem
mun-mm
L disbursements.
Memorial-prised» where.
mentally,”
eadthattheattendaneewnsluuely ta~
ore-pd. “immoral-ellipses“
pupils was tortyuven. while this year
'ittsaeveuty-two. Thomas-aye attend
'a'nee last year was twenty-eight;thla
yuchrty-one. Mr. Sittt' report was
aooaptedand embodied in the minutes.
Thshportot the treasurer. lino H
Parsons. showed receipts of $585.49;
$573. 37: balance on
band. 812 22. The principal expendi-
tures were for teacher's and janitor's
salaries, coal and interest on debt.“
The report of Tax (killector' Daniel
Dunlap was, called for. Mr. Dunlop
stated that as no tax was laid at the last
annual meeting. he had nothing to re-
port.
8 R. weed inquired if any of thede-
linqnent taxes for the year 1895 had been
,piid.
Mr. Dunlap replied that he could not
give an exact report then; but there
was. up to the last meeting. about $174
unpaid. Some ol this had Men paid
and several ubatements made, leaving
. the amount to be collected about $100
The meeting voted that Mr. Dunlop:
make a report and give it to the stere-
tar-y within the next few days.
The next business taken up was the
election of olhcers tor the ensuing year.
The chair appointed as tellers Louis Von
Cal and Harold A. Parsons.
The clerk was instructed to cast one
ballot for each of the iollowiug oilicers.
with the exception of clerk. whom the
chlirman voted for: Committeeman,
H. Sitte; treasuwr, Milo H. Parsons;
clerk, William H. Tristram; collector,
Daniel Dunlap; auditors. S. R. Wood
and Louis VonGol.
Considerable discussion arose over the
question whether a tax should
be laid this year to pay of! the
indebtedness of the district. which is
abont'tlitio. Some thought a tax should
belnid, while others thought it would.
be advisable to wait another year and
charge a higher rate. It was finally do-
cided to pay a part of the debt by levy-
ing a tax 01 two mills.
The meeting then alJourucd.
tine day s arrival for Raymond
Brothers: Car of Date. car of stone, car-
go of coal. two cargoes of sand, cargo oi
stone at Wilson's Point.
Caught a Bushel of Blackilsh.
Seven members of the West Wax-hinge
ton Street Crosswalk club. Elwood
Zeluil’. Sylvmter Hunt. Matthew Cor.
bett, Joseph A. Vollr. Jacob b‘lioub,
Charles E. Seymour and Edmund (Ion.
not-s, arrived home last night. sunburn-
edand happy, with a bushel of black-
llsh, the msult of a day's outing on the
Sound. They wore in charge of Cap-
tain lit-Roy Uomsloclr, who loolu-d out
for their interests in a planner that call—
ed iorth many compliments from the
club members. ,
Kirk a Professional.
W. 1'}. J. Kirk is declared a, proton.
sioual. ltia claimed that. he has con-
tiunally unwrcd in ran-.99 at several
plume when it wuimpoasiblu for him
toridchut iuouo. He did that. it is
said, at the Altair’srace tin-or, rating l’u
the lwinutou-Milburu road 1.111-
BOWAYTON
llov. W. lilturmvaut ltuflcr had alum-
ily celebration. yontmluy. in honor at
the (gut-en's jubilee. The national auv
tilt-11111 were may, and gnome. including
the London bridge. Wore thoroughly vu-
joy-oi.
A icon of boot was stolen Monday
niuht {mm the collar of Alttoulol'czwn-
to‘e house in Main street.
Albert Davis, of llnxrlrside. dun no.
law tremble garden for hm Bentley
dinner. It is said that Mr. Davis has
the [lac-t wtato patch nroaml those
porn. lloaluo boashml having 11 tea
in Museum. which is something and
tor this than of ym.
... ..mm....wam.~m
outrun-om
is to attend to the mutilate at your {audit
invalid-meotttyfmg, (such a mi fir"
mil mi (but. Mitimh. Milli “ma .
am lbll'ttrtl ”or wold.“ demonic...
a mitaltlloillmttnoi :mun til-lathe rent
"mmwm‘: y. me to ”M" We one
2:: «fit im im- (:01qu built” "WWW
tic hroeland Lame.
Sebeol letting.
m
The legal voters of the Mouth Nora-alt.
liaiou l‘t‘lllllll dinirlei- are hereby imitllmi
and warned that a manual mention «it mid
tllatrlub will be held at the than in.
street schml house on Friday. Jan no
me. at it o ‘clock :1. m. .. for the our mm at
author-Minnow GullmWUflllfl the (tau-lot
will” .I
built? and main ”bit eight room brick, mi
timed to the W “I street submit blunt]
the, and to tincture the ventilation. light
t .heatl reevaluation ( .nu
“fit rcgzz‘d Nb“ II ”Mi Mi ilty'i'ltgbv'lm
arsenal
6N “Mutant sum
lee Two-1.333111% t? $111M m;
i
a“ at mum to be Mime
nun, .
uni-15 Bt. John, were immlliywrbpldly.
humor any special oommltnu h. ,
barracuda-d and the
but man Is as busy
as a bee.
The leader In a seller
but. sliflr brim. at
$3. that the lush-l
Ionable butler thinks ”WWW“
nelbmg of charging 85 for. ”1818 no better; but
I! has a different label. It's the but you want, noi
the label. ' ,
Jaime bat for as little as 485-. The modemle
prises tun 980. 31.50 and 52. Sellers are the
proper thing.
Straw [lots {or boys and cliI/dren. too.
the small hats.
We thing we have enough straw bats to supply all our
customers bur—the earlier you came the easier you
can find what you are after at MeIgs' Corner:
Wanted Articles. MEIGS&(O
I
The prices lit
1
g!
g
*2
Underwear. NIDBEPURT. CONN
Negligee Sim-ts, :
Leather Bells, Open Monday. Friday and
Nee/(wear, Saturday creamy.
White Duck Tmusem.
zoo «unmammmmuz
Some people have thought in ages
gone by
A gasoline stove an unsafe thing to
buy;
Such notions as these are past all
endurance,
Fat-there is a sale stove and it is
called the “Insurance."
And this is the story tlic"lnsurance"
will tell,
No bother of flooding, no smoke,
no smell;
For safety, convenience,
meals, and well done,
There is no stove can beat it made
under the sun.
quick
Some dealers think more of what they can make,
So be careful in buying and make no mistake,
But ask for the stove that has stood every test;
The Insurance" today and forever the best
You will make a mistake if me buy a gasdinc stub:
Without lust imcstigating the human. 6.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Car. I. Iain and Heat Streets
SEASON 0" I897.
50. NORWALK AND NEW YORK.
Commencing Monday. June ztst.
a fig _ ‘
. I
I
t "y “I
‘7 P 93., ~
‘I’. ‘7'!" 3,; ' u
,1 1 ”1 L! r . 11.1.1. "II-Li . -—
. 3...... .2... .. _’ sluimmm.ei-I-z.\\11111,t1‘,
“Belle Horton”
LEAVE IO. “DIWALI at 7.3“) a in.
HAVE I“ YDIK~-Beokmati utmt, 215 p 'm.. (flaturduyr'. l,::.'1 p. m.)
East :ltst Street. 2.411 p. m . (entonloyt. the ,1. 1n.)
FARE—”Single. we; Excursion. 109.
Special Sunday Salts: '223533‘1351'1’15336837‘."
Len-v. Couch Home“: tag. on. Lane. North lanai. am m.
IIIIONT PROFILLOR to IOIWAU AID ‘0. IORWILI:
but! It!!!“ "till". tt. Y.l1t11n.. Woo” and Fri. at o p. 111
LIAVI MIIALK,Tnes.1l1ui-I. and lint. at o p.111.
Subject to change without notice.
Beats’Em All!
The stock of paper carried in
the Job P1 iutiug Department
of the South Nora all: Evening
Bentiuol to larger than that at
all the rest of the piloting, of
fleet to the 'lwiu Cities scam-
blood.
A big coushlcratiou when
in need of printing...
. ethano- 111, tan
Amour new fields“ for women noth-
ing is considered more lucrative than
that of silk designing. Although men
have the reputation of being bellm-
educnted and trained tor this work .
than women. the latter slam more
originality. and are consequently com-
ing rapidly to the front. If some or
our art students would pay especial at-
tention to this line of work. and edu-
cate themselves for it, their chances
for success would be greater than they
now are. Ir a clever woman. meson-
slux originality and versatility. with a
small amount of knowledge. can make
{or herself a reputation. what can she
not do it she thoroughly understands
the «title-rout periods in .the various
schools of decoration, and to systems-
tic in her work.
Many of the new and novel wall
com-lugs are designed by women. fro
uncutly art students. A prominent
firm in Chicano om-rs large prizes
every mascot for the best and caret
original designs in wall paper. This
is a plweant and profitable field of
labor win-re one is artistic and has a
talent tor it. but it requires constant
practice and study.
A (h-wr Engilshwoman who has a
guru] eye for color. is artistic and has
a wide knowledge of Melon- '0! all
ages and countries, is. making a [gt-oat
summer as a dtelguer of costumes for
It; in operas. Hitherto this work has
been largely done by mm, but there is
no doubt but what there are many
Mllllllly bright women who understand
needlework. have a good. dogma of
originality, bare a keen sense of color
and the artistic. and, might hunter-t]
well.
lufunts’ outfits women have already
demolish-riled their ability, and {or
terms have been made in this field.
A still mom was recently established
in England for the purpose of distilh
lag and brewing sweet [rot-fumes from
ol1l4msllioued tumors and herbs. once
so popular. All sorts. of washes for
the complexion. which any simple and
hat-mines. arc lllltilt‘ hero by the E115;-
llsh woman, who omnul 11 new field
for her sisters.
it is ofit‘n a wonder that more wom—
on do not pay particular attention to
the raising: of lieu-by, and open a small
room or mraor in some store where,
they can “6' offer-ml to lla- public for a
l'l'flfttlni‘lhlt' sum. ’l'lh-rc is N‘l’iltilllj’ :r
demand for such things; and fmpwntly
t‘hmw oft'rml at the drag.' stun.- aw any-
thing but t‘n-shr—Philadelphia Ledger.
Don't» tor “Women.
Don't pin your black but on wilhn
whiu- pin. and don't wear a heavy.
liar-log ornate one. it may be the one
iiil‘l'ill‘.’ unit-in an otherwise pretty
loilt-l.
lion't buy cheap gloves, or. if you
buy tin-tn, don’t \\'1-:ll‘ them on tho
elm-ts. 'l'ln-y always look thrir quali-
ity and price. and they an- dour at lilt-
(Id .1111 st.
l‘uili mm the hand‘ t‘l‘tllil’f in Mi-
done '1' up tin street in the float of the
[main-1- or stuck under the DP". iv'ornr
1-rly u lmualkon-bll-t‘ was for show. it
in no“ mun- gl- -lll‘l:l“_\' for use; ill-sides
yon might low it.
Jinn! go on tlw sit-wt with tho ml!
or I11 111 of )mu ..m\11 frtilml 211111
mill-d. it is not :111 am with >trzl1t to
mom-ulnw Ivy-vs. and you me in». 111111:
tl-vrs-hy the days of tlu- um-t‘ultwss of
tin- um 11 lump your skirt and
unwind mat the binding “mill; in
pl' 11 t'.
l'nll't put up your hair so that tho
Moi of «Very pin shows. l'w as fru-
pins as lmsslbh'. and rotor tlu- lucid
hull with the hair. .\ lu-ad bristling
or yum-ring w ith pills is not attire-tire.
lmu't Wmtl‘ rubbed or uukvmpt shows
on tho street. i'auvylug they do not
show. 'l‘lu-y do. and a few monwtm
devoted to sowing on of buttons and
polishing adds VI-l',\"lillll'll to your gun-
orul appearance of “millions.
Don't. it you use a link- lOlll'll of
makeup. tm' it t'tu't'lt'tmly. .\ careful
touch melodious improves. but a rare
Item otw invites rltlll-illv.
lion’t carry the glows in lilo hands.
I'm ilwiu on. it will lmpmw your up-
[waraucm Don‘t Vt-mtr tin-tn uninit-
toned.
llon‘t trust to pitta to hold things in
place. They often cmno out at urn-x-
pectml and lncmn-enh-ut thaw. limits
and immoral sewed tlrmly. are More
desirable.
The Itahy'a Dress.
As emu ml the baby fl‘fli‘llflti its
fourth nmtith take all the long. cum
immune altlrts. and put on elm-ta that
room just atmat tin-1m llu'llt‘il below the
loot. 'l‘ln-u put on light. sort elm-kitten
and soft llluilit't'n alum. When the
baby in air unmths old slmrtuu tho
the skirts still more. thus giving tin-
I-hlhl more (I‘N‘tlolll of limb. .tt lla-
auo of seven months pitta baby on tin:
floor and lot It rave about as much a»
ll ltkua. _'l‘ll|u will give it the std-until
"alum-d (or t‘fl‘t‘fll“ and walking.
which will soon follow. la tlltmti dot-11
it “Vomit to be the lltlliil and practice
to carry children 11mm in the ovum.
and actor allow tin-m to no on the lluor
till they are. hie. and old ououuh to
walk. it is a “Will mistake to be
eternally llttmllllm It child,
“WWW“ ... nan-”mm”
llamas listi- aa Itsautmers.
momma in 11 tutti-"W. hard bed In
new Giultliltm'tl t'tltltllwiw- to a was]
drum. Throw away your nail meta
trims and Woo your plilowa, and
you are mouthed {modem from round
shoulders and double thins. use:
women are ‘lvlmt the ”moment f?
trial.
WWMW
As designers of children's and .
. ft m the without yes." I
* new rm“
We have made sweeping redo
all departments.
Trimde and Untrimmed Hats
Ribbons and all sorts oi materials a
ing out prices.
room which are selling at greatly to
prices. Give us a call.
H.KRIEGER.Mahackemoflete
Nowadays
No
watch. The best are made right
in America by the American We],
cases at
mu mun
A’WhIehLmlI
Lyon haVe
Packing house lard of questionable
‘ qmlity and clcanlmess. with all its
di~ ti: ’1, or pira, sweet Cottolcno?
I .mmlumd by pl: rsiciau 5, export cooks
and careful housewives. Genuine
GOTTOLENE
' in mid cveryuhcrc 111 one to tea 1x11111111 tins, uith our trade-marks, .
: "Cb/rm. 1: ’.1nd 5/. r ’s Ill-’11:! w t"’l'fl:1fl~,41(' 1.- l:nmrl/:——on cverv tin. Not
; unzirnutcml if sold in any other a. :1y. blade only by
THE N. KYFAIRBANK COMPANY;-
t‘i'L‘ 1.“! lat. NEW YORK.
t‘illi‘Atlfl,
«I .. . ,_
Bicycle Bargains!
'n: Fuwlet', the tea; 'lhomau, one your 'suuur‘autee. $05; Nonetnck, ‘70; ‘98
euro. model l‘.wui1tl1t :lllba, guaranteed to carry liopomuls. wt. some
hand wheolwzlltcl’y low pr.tccs Syracuse and lde Wheel». ’97 module.)
Wheels routed and repaid 1! ‘
The Dandy
A :l‘.,xi' Camera it! fit
outllt for ‘ii 271. We have all i
it on; lineal-t. .lr., it. and if M
Uamers we trite you use = .
and show you jolt how the
tiu‘tahett. use the till. so he
p11... at New York plea-’1'. ht
11m. clopiug «lotto. J"
WI. Rid“
lth. mainline».
Wedding and
Society
ENGRA
.ontlnai (brace.
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